David Adedeji Adeleke, also called Davido has uncovered that his mom kicked the bucket of Heart failure on his dad's birthday. 

The American-conceived Nigerian artist, musician, record maker and different honor winning artiste who made the disclosure in a meeting with Ebuka on Ricochet Radio live Wednesday expressed that he was around 10 or 11 years of age when his mom kicked the bucket. 

He said "I was around 10 to 11 years of age when she passed on. She kicked the bucket on my dad's birthday. Truly, it was simply heart failure. Regardless of whether it planned to occur, I would not have known in light of the fact that I was around 10 or 11 years of age. She was not generally debilitated. She used to become ill now and again however it was not all that much. 

"I frequently state that I see my mom in Chioma. I didn't grow up with my mom. I can barely recall what happened when I was that youthful." 

The artist noticed that if his mom was as yet alive, he would have gotten her endless jewels and houses. 

"One thing I generally wish for is that she ought to have been alive. I would have gotten her a ton of precious stones and houses yet she realized that I would have been extraordinary. Each Sunday, there was consistently a gathering. My mom was from Benin. I think I am more similar to my mom; I acquired her deftness. She helped endless individuals that to date, I go to certain spots and individuals would mention to me what my mom accomplished for them.

Davido has been in a worried because of her mummy's death, he wish her mummy could be alive to witness how he will take care of her but unfortunately death has taken her away, it was a painful something to Davido's family.

The African First Ladies Peace Mission has called for more support for rural women, noting that the COVID -19 pandemic and insurgency had taken a heavy toll on their livelihoods.

The mission, an umbrella forum of wives of African heads of states , noted that the pandemic has brought to the fore, the need for the socio- economic empowerment of the rural women.

This was contained in a statement made available to journalists on Thursday, by the Special Assistant to the President on African First Ladies Peace Mission, Dr Mairo Al -Makura, on the occasion of the 2020 International Day of Rural Women themed , ‘ Building rural women’ s resilience in the wake of COVID - 19. ’

The mission equally solicited global support for African governments in their efforts to end insurgency on the continent, noting that terrorism had taken tolls on the welfare and livelihoods of the rural communities, especially women, girls, and children .

It stated, “ Insurgency leaves the farms fallow and underutilised as even those not yet displaced are scared to venture into the farmlands . So , this is a problem the world must make haste to address more aggressively . ”

On the occasion of the 2020 International Day for Rural Women, the African First Ladies Peace Mission saluted the resilience of the African rural women.

It added , “ Despite being seriously disadvantaged in access to land, agricultural assets and credits, education , market, and despite the yawning gender pay gap, African rural women and girls have continued to showcase their resilience in the sustenance of their families and provision of care during this challenging period . ”